Christians in Korea Soon to Be Tried
Seoul June 29 The case of Koreans charged with plotting against the government and the ire of the Governor General is to come up for hearing shortly. Some 103 detainees are held, the accused largely professing Christianity. Officials deny torture and claim a courtroom, open trial with counsel. Evidence, in the hands of public prosecutors, is said to be voluminous. The governor general Count Terauchi says religion and politics should be kept apart. General Akash admits the plot theory but notes difficulty obtaining reliable statements from many defendants, who are young students and mission converts. Prison conditions are described as crowded but orderly, with some prisoners occupying more capacious cells. The article notes missionary sympathy for Korean scholars and continued cooperation between government and missions.
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Seoul
Korat
Enriete
Chin Ban
Japan
Korea
Akash
Tien
Prosecution Links Koreans Abroad to Independence Plot
The article reports alleged funding and advice from Koreans in America for a conspiracy to restore Korea’s independence. It cites the involvement of Christian converts, ties to the China revolution, and discussions of Governor-General assassination. The Governor-General seeks leniency for implicated youths. Missionaries echo mixed views on punishment and church impact.
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America
China
Prince Ito
Duryam White Stevens
Korea
Fourth of July celebration planned in Bridgeport area
Bridgeport and surrounding Simp son district residents plan a well attended Fourth of July in Bridgeport. A. J. Lodge offers his grove for festivities with a long communal dinner, Bridgeport High School teams play, two speakers scheduled, and a juvenile contest between Bridgeport and Gransells. Evening amusements include tug of war and potato race, with Bridgeport concert band providing music.
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Bridgeport
Simpson District
A. J. Lodge
Bridgeport High School
Felsen
Graxsells
Mythere
A. J. Rogers
Brad Oaks
Nan Wilkinson
Shinnston
Mra. Hurt Aus
Donald
A. J
Phillpot Avenue
Wilbur Gaines and
Tunity
System
J. SN. Wilkinson
Ruby Martin Haw
Green Valley
Mabel Williams
Buell Teter
Philadelphia Avenue
Virginia Chorpening
Datroit
Mich
Lucile Stout
Leyris Webs Hte
Oklahoma City
Susan McDonald
Olive Payne
Rosemont
William Payne
Ethel ‘Preston
G. N. Preston
D. Peter
Wheeling
State Educational Association
Oda Payne
Rosemonp
Myrtle Martin
Charter issued to Kod Mt Land Company Charleston W Va
A charter is granted to the Kod Mountain Land Company of Charleston West Virginia to deal in real estate and operate out a town site at Dickinson near the city. Authorized capital is 15000 dollars. Incorporators are J D Woodrar B Sanh J A Taylor G R Hake and L B Poteet all of Charleston.
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Charleston
Kod Mt Land Company
W. Va
Alteal Dickinson
J. D. Woodrar
B. Sanh
J. A. Taylor
G. R. Hake
L. B. Poteet
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Lynch Building
Main Street
Empire National Bank
Empire National . Bank
Claresburg
Ney
T. & Government
U.S
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Fourth Street
Clarksburg, W.va
Miérecs
West Virginia
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W VA
G. M. West
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